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    Ping’s Bistro

    4.1 (110 reviews)
    ModerateChinese
    Open 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 8:15 PM

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    Tiffany C.

    Heard a lot about Ping's Bistro and the hype is pretty real. Went on a Monday right when they opened because I was told they get packed quickly but it wasn't as packed as we thought it would be. The food though, was pretty good! A lot better (and spicier) than other places that market themselves as having spicy food. The service was excellent!

    Pork Braised Pig Feet with Reserved Recipe
    Serena L.

    Fish soup - 5/5, tender delicious fish! Tasty soup! Delicious and warming. Their veggie was really good too, 5/5. Super flavorful and perfectly crunchy. Don't remember what it was called, but definitely will get again Stir fried mushrooms - 4/5, also a really great veggie dish that was packed with flavor. I can't handle spice well and don't prefer peppers, but it was still really good! Pork feet - 3/5, wasn't tender enough

    Signature Grilled Fish with Lemongrass
    Gary A.

    Ping's Bistro in Foster City absolutely slaps ((_). Every dish here felt like it came straight out of a sweaty fever dream, the good kind. The Signature Grilled Fish with Lemongrass was the clear winner. Perfectly grilled, tender fish topped with a mountain of herbs, chili, and lemongrass that hits all the right notes: spicy, citrusy, and just an overall edgy dish. A bit on the pricier side, but worth it. The Shepherd's Purse Glutinous Rice Cakes were crispy on the outside, chewy on the inside, a hit with the kids as well. The Fried Rice was delicious with earthy mushrooms, savory bits, also a good option for the kids. The Braised Pork Belly was very good, especially when paired with a rice dish, mixing in the sauce it's served over. Cozy spot, shareable dishes, and flavors that will live rent-free in your dome. Waits can be long on Friday nights. A foster city gem.

    Chicken hot pot
    Evan C.

    Excellent Chinese place in Foster City, though I think it's a bit on the pricey side. Sorry I'm a bit imprecise with the items because others ordered for me. We had an excellent fish tomato soup. Full of tomato flavour and really yummy. I couldn't have enough and it goes really well with rice. The fish seems like great quality. Also had a chicken in hot pot with sauce. This is bone in chicken with small pieces many with skin. Really yummy, very tender chicken and the sauce was great. Another veggie dish which is really spicy but I don't know the name. My friends had them order them a bit less spicy for me so it doesn't need to be fiery hot for everything.

    Claire P.

    There was a long wait but the food was great. The food is very delicious and flavorful. I will definitely come back and try more food. Just a heads up the restaurant is towards the back of the plaza because my friend and I almost walked into a different restaurant.

    Michael L.

    Great taste and very upscale looking interior even though it is in a not-so-upscale shopping mall. I normally don't like Chinese restaurants but this one definitely seemed legit and didn't overload with artificial flavorings and MSG in their dishes. The spice level was very manageable -- after looking at the concentration of chilies I was expecting a lot worse but it really enhanced the flavor without overwhelming it. A couple of specialty dishes like beef slices with mint leaves which was a very distinctive flavor profile and something that paired excellently with the chopped chilies over top. I think they have a couple other locations in the Bay Area but I've never been to the other ones to confirm -- if they are the same would highly recommend those as well. This would definitely be top of my list if I was in the area again and wanted to get Chinese food with friends.

    James W.

    Wonderful service and traditional Yunnan food at reasonable prices (each dish is around $20). Yunnan is known for their mushroom dishes, so be sure to try one of those! They have good flavor and plenty of spice options (they have chili peppers next to the items). You order on a tablet where they have pictures of all the foods, but there are possibly too many choices to make! Seating can be tight and they're usually quite busy before 7 PM and then the restaurant starts to clear out. They also offer some nice lemon mint water!

    Chicken and potatoes
    Misha M.

    Delicious food! Although service was quite slow. The servers were apologetic but the yummy food made up for it.

    Sophia W.

    They are closed on Tuesday so we came on a Monday at opening and was seated right away. The servers were nice and attentive. We got the cold mix noodles, lemongrass fish (it has a little kick to it, but soo good), cabbage, shredded potatoes, and spicy beef. Highly recommend the fish here. Their prices were reasonable as well! Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

    Dai style fried pork rib
    Sharon S.

    Ping's was suggested by my niece for dinner. Looking on Yelp, I saw lots of photos of delicious looking food. Arriving at 7:00 p.m. on a Friday night, the restaurant was full. The space is clean and spacious. We didn't have to wait too long for a table of five. We ordered on the iPad provided at our table (don't take too long to order as the iPad resets after a few minutes due to inactivity even if you are scrolling and looking at the menu). We placed our order and a server came by to let us know the wait for our food may be a little while because they were so busy. The servers speak Mandarin although they do speak some limited English. Every dish we ordered was really good. A few of them were really spicy as we didn't ask for any adjustments. Stir fried water spinach with sour bamboo shoots - only order this if you like bamboo shoots as there is an overwhelming bamboo shoot flavor - 7/10 Braised pig feet - very flavorful but more bone than meat/skin - 7/10 Steamed pork belly w/preserved veggies - 9/10 Dai style deep fried pork - 8/10 Dai style beef with cilantro - 9/10 Yunan small pot rice noodles - 9/10 Stewed rice with wild black tiger fungus and ham - 9/10 Overall a very satisfying and filling meal. Will definitely return.

    Haiyang H.

    Came here to catch up with a friend. She recommended the spot and we showed up. It is situated in Marina plaza in San Mateo. It is relatively new. Order is placed with the QR code scan on phone. Food was amazingly authentic. The chicken mushroom soup is flavorful yet light. Cauliflower stir fry is pretty good and the stir fry dish was nicely executed. Staff is very helpful. Place is casual yet comfy. Would like to revisit with kids next time.

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    Kristina K.

    After our acupuncture and massage appointment, we were starving and decided to find a nearby lunch spot. Since it was already late in the afternoon, we were lucky to find this place open, though they were closing in 30 minutes. We browsed the QR menu and decided to share the lunch special: rice with house-special pork knuckle and Yunnan-style braised chicken with potato and rice cake. The pork was incredibly tender, juicy, and well-seasoned, while the chicken had a rich, bold flavor with a nice kick of spice. Both dishes were generously portioned that we even had to box up the leftovers! The restaurant has a casual vibe, and the staff was efficient and attentive. I'm excited to know they have a location near Cupertino, so I'll definitely be back to try more dishes!

    Fish soup
    Lauren L.

    Visited with my parents who were so excited to show me this restaurant. There was a short wait but before you're seated, they give you a ipad to order from, which I appreciated so that the food could come out quickly when we were seated. My parents raved about the fish soup, so we got that and we tried the spicy frog legs. The fish soup was so delicious and cozy, perfect for the cold day. It was rich in flavor and only got better with time. The fish was also perfectly cooked and tender, absolutely delicious, and it came with a spicy soy sauce sort of sauce for extra flavor to dip the fish in. The frog legs were in a delicious Szechuan style chili sauce, which I loved. We got it less spicy and salty, which I thought was perfect. The frog legs were generous and meaty. The sauce covered veggies were delicious over rice. Overall, the portions are big as well, and we had leftovers. I would love to come back and try other dishes from here!

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